It's a load of cash!!! But I don't think it will sells at this price. Nice color btw.

How much were these from source?

Aside from the edition size and rarity I prefer the standard colourway. Something a bit 'Tiswas' about the green

you would have thought the seller would know the edition size

According to the seller £10k, but as they live in Weybridge it's unlikely they have much grasp on reality

Nice one. Temptive to bid for. I would say it makes a minimum of 7,5k.

does anybody know what the "release price" was that time. or better say what was paid directly after release?

£1750 cost

Just put in an offer... wouldnt mind this one at all.

rofl

so for this one, green edition, i reckon 5-6k

well lets see if the seller thinks so too, sent him an offer for cash deal asap, he came back saying a grey sold for 7700 or some shit..

if he is keen to sell, ill have it

or down

put the print in to perspective - 5-6K would put this print on a par with Bomb Hugger or Happy Choppers, imo this is superior in image and of course is rarer then either.

why would you assume its mine? Is it because I don't agree with your valuation of it? How often do you see these come up? Perhaps you are a part of that pricing syndicate that keeps being talked about on here.

Perhaps you are trying to get others to side with you, so you can try and snag a bargain - I dont give a shit either way, but in the context of things, the Green and Orange Nola's do not come up that often - so with that said, its got to fetch a premium.

Most people who had an opinion on the Rowdy Fire Sale Nola, estimated that it would fetch between £10-12K. The seller obviously feels that his/her print is worth a lot more than you are offering for it.